Sorry, but you're wrong. A dubplate does not exclusively mean Dub or Version. It is an acetate of a Special used for Soundsystem play, which existed long before Reggae itself.

And seeing as Dub is just versioning of existing Reggae tracks, then it is still Reggae. It doesn't magically become a different type of music, just because it has been versioned.

You seem to be getting confused with Dub and just the use of echo and reverb in other forms of music. This doesn't mean it is Dub, just music with added effects on it. Hindsight and retrospect are wonderful things, but they are just confusing you here.

Sorry, but you're wrong. A dubplate does not exclusively mean Dub or Version. It is an acetate of a Special used for Soundsystem play, which existed long before Reggae itself.

And seeing as Dub is just versioning of existing Reggae tracks, then it is still Reggae. It doesn't magically become a different type of music, just because it has been versioned.

You seem to be getting confused with Dub and just the use of echo and reverb in other forms of music. This doesn't mean it is Dub, just music with added effects on it. Hindsight and retrospect are wonderful things, but they are just confusing you here.

they called it dub because it was from dubplates.

no it does not become another type of music.

yes it is part of the evolution of reggae itself.

but to see dub versions of other types of music like house and so on..how does one explain that.

im all for dub.to me whenever dub is mentioned.i always refer to reggae anyway.so no worries.

im just hoping the kids wont get it in the wrong way.

but your all lucky because we have a top selector aka Madlib to teach the youngns about the real deal.

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